Maccorquodale Family Clan Crest Quaich - CBQ1Maccorquodale Family Clan Crest Quaich Scottish Cup of Friendship Celebrate your Scottish heritage with this Clan Maccorquodale Family Quaich, a traditional two handled ceremonial cup known as the Scottish cup of friendship. The quaich is closely associated with trust, hospitality, welcome, and the sharing of a dram among family, friends, and honoured guests. The word quaich comes from the Gaelic cuach, meaning cup or bowl. Historically used in

The Triquetra also has other symbolic meanings associated with it

symbols of Irish fortune

or anyone proud of the Cameron Family name

These sterling silver Luckenbooth shepherd hook earrings measure 7/8" by 1/2" (23mm x 13mm) and 1-1/2" (37mm) in length from the top of the hook

This Macintosh Family Clan Crest Quaich features your chosen clan crest badge

Kilt buckle measures 3" x 4" (76mm x 101mm) to fit a standard width kilt belt

The overall design is a circle representing the full moon and the cycles of a woman’s fertility

We offer a wide variety of piper and drummer designs for either a man or a woman

This Nisbet Family Clan Crest Quaich features your chosen clan crest badge

This unique Irish kilt pin weighs over an ounce and a third in sterling silver (43 grams)

There are several opinions about what the “three” might mean

two hands for friendship